Websites for CA, tax & accounting firms
Website design for CA firms and tax consultants in Kolkata
A CA firm’s website has a narrower job than a shop’s: say clearly what the firm does, help existing clients with dates and documents, and make contact easy, without straying into the advertising and solicitation ICAI restricts. Done well, it saves your staff many repeat calls every July and around each GST due date.
What your customers type into Google
- CA near me for GST registration
- chartered accountant in Dalhousie for company audit
- ITR filing CA Salt Lake
- tax consultant near me for capital gains
- CA for private limited company registration Kolkata
- accountant for small business bookkeeping Behala
- GST return filing consultant Howrah
Your website and Google listing should answer every one of these.
Why it matters
Why CA, tax & accounting firms need their own website.
- 01
People look you up after a referral
A new business owner who needs GST registration often gets a name from a friend, then searches for it. If all they find is an old directory entry with a wrong number, they may simply try the next name on the list.
- 02
Clients need dates and lists, not sales talk
Many busy-season calls boil down to “which documents do you need?” and “what is the last date?”. A due-date calendar and a document checklist on the site answer both at any hour.
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A factual site sits within the rules
ICAI allows members and firms to keep websites, subject to its guidelines. A calm, informative site about your services and partners suits the profession far better than posts written like advertisements.
What we build
What your website includes.
Services explained in plain words
Short separate pages for income tax, GST, audit, company and LLP compliance and bookkeeping, each describing what the work covers and what the client needs to provide. No “why choose us” section.
Compliance due-date calendar
Common income tax, TDS, GST and ROC dates laid out from today onward, with a note to confirm on the official portal, since deadlines do get extended.
Document checklist generator
A client picks a task, say ITR for a salaried person with capital gains or a fresh GST registration, and gets a list of papers to gather, ready to save or share with family.
Consultation request
A simple form or WhatsApp button where the visitor chooses a topic and a convenient time. Contact always starts with the visitor, which keeps the site in what ICAI has called “pull” mode.
Partners and team
Names, qualifications and areas of practice for each partner, with plain passport-style photos, in line with how ICAI guidance has treated photographs on members’ websites.
Professional updates
Brief, factual notes on Budget changes, new GST notifications or extended due dates. Educational content suits the profession and helps Google understand what the firm actually does.
Price
The plan most CA, tax & accounting firms pick.
Growth (₹14,999) suits most practices: enough pages for each service and the partners, a booking system for consultations, and room for the calendar and checklist. Choose Pro if you want to post professional updates yourself or have offices in more than one part of the city.
One-time price. Domain and hosting renewal is about ₹2,500 a year from year two. Pay 50% after you approve the free demo.
Growth
₹14,999one-time
For businesses that want bookings and more Google traffic.
- Up to 8 pages
- Everything in Starter
- Booking or appointment system
- Menu, price list or course pages
- On-page SEO for 10 local keywords
- Google Analytics setup
Google & Maps
How to get found in local searches.
Advice we follow when we set up your Google Business Profile and website. Most of it you can do yourself today.
- 01
Use Chartered accountant as the primary category on your Google Business Profile, adding Tax consultant or Accountant only if they describe work you do. Keep the name exactly as registered, with no “best” or “top”.
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List services on the profile (ITR filing, GST registration, audit, ROC filings) as plain descriptions. Leave fees off unless you have confirmed that the current ICAI guidelines allow them.
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If the office stays open late in the July ITR rush or other deadline weeks, set special hours so evening searchers can see you are open.
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Add a clear photo of the building entrance and signboard. Offices in Dalhousie or Burrabazar are often upstairs in old buildings, and first-time clients do get lost.
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Don’t copy Google reviews onto your website, since ICAI guidance has consistently ruled out testimonials. Whether and how to ask clients for reviews on Google is worth checking against the current guidelines as well.
Rules worth knowing
- The Chartered Accountants Act and ICAI’s Code of Ethics restrict solicitation and advertising by members. As we understand the guidelines revised with effect from 1 April 2026, testimonials and endorsements, claims such as “best” or “leading firm” and sensational wording are still out. Keep every page factual.
- ICAI’s earlier website advisory also listed client names or logos, mention of fees or free services, awards, “why choose us” sections and photos other than passport-style as things to avoid. Some points may have changed in 2026, so read the current Code of Ethics on icai.org (opens in a new tab) before showing fees or client names.
- As the member, you answer for what the site says. Review every page before launch, and simply leave out anything you or your ethics adviser are unsure about.
General guidance, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the current version with your council or regulator.
FAQ
Questions owners ask us.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Can a CA firm show its fees on its website?
Be careful. ICAI’s earlier website guidance listed fees, and the fact of offering free services, among things not to mention. The advertising and website guidelines were revised from April 2026, so check the current Code of Ethics or ask ICAI’s ethics department before adding any fee information. Leaving fees off is the safe default.
I’m a tax consultant, not a CA. Do the same rules apply?
ICAI’s rules bind its members, so a tax practitioner who is not a CA has more freedom, for example to publish a fee table. You still need to avoid misleading claims, and you must not describe yourself in any way that suggests you are a chartered accountant.
What does a website for a CA firm cost?
Most practices fit Growth at ₹14,999 one-time; the full comparison is on our pricing page. That includes a domain registered in the firm’s name, a year of hosting and Google Business Profile setup. Renewal is about ₹2,500 a year from the second year.
Can clients upload documents through the website?
A secure upload area with client logins is a custom web application, quoted separately, because it needs proper access control and storage. A simpler route is the checklist page plus the email or shared folder you already use for documents.
What should a CA website include at the very least?
Firm name, partners and qualifications, services, office address with a map, hours, phone and a contact form. Add the calendar and checklists once those are right. This website checklist covers the technical side, like mobile speed and a working domain.
For CA, tax & accounting firms
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Send us your Google listing on WhatsApp. In about 2 days you get a homepage made with your name, photos and services. Like it? Pay half and go live in about 7 days.
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